Scammer Alert - Stephen C/Stephen Colbert

Yes, this genius actually used the name Stephen Colbert. He sent the same type scam emails to multiple sellers. His account has been disabled. He gets the award for dumbest con artist on the internet for using the name of the most popular American talk show host. Here is the content of his scam letter:

"Thanks for the response, I'm buying it as a gift for my pastor I would have love to come and check the item but due to my health status i won't be able to come I'm ok with the pictures and this is base on trust, please i would like to know why you are selling the item and the condition it is right now, I will be using the services of a moving company for the pick up and they will be there on next long haul to pick it up if we are lucky enough to buy it from you. I'm willing to add extra $50 to your last asking price.

My accountant will send a check to cover the cost of the item and the cost of the shipping, please provide me with your

1. Name to be on the check

2. Full mailing address

3. Cell Phone number

4. Final price

So that she can prepare the payment check immediately and the final price. Please make sure you delete the ad, the pick up will be made after the check has been fully cleared by your bank.

I will be waiting to hear from you. Thanks"

Sellers: You cannot accept checks or money orders for sales on DrumSellers, only paypal. Do not list or give out your home address. Do not list or give out your phone number. The reason for doing all communication with buyers through the DrumSellers internal message system is for your protection from these kind of predators. If you want to sell for checks and have people come to your house you can use Facebook Marketplace or Craigslist.

Telltale sign of a scammer: bad English, bad grammar and punctuation, long story, third party paying, moving company coming, blah blah blah.